National Security

While Putin lauds ‘sincere’ U.S. efforts to end Ukraine’s conflict, deeper strategic risks remain that demand American vigilance and principled leadership.

Juan Alexis Medina, brother of ex-president Danilo Medina, receives seven years in prison for orchestrating a vast corruption network exploiting government contracts—highlighting the urgent need to safeguard national sovereignty from entrenched political cronyism.

Genshitsu Sen, once trained for a deadly kamikaze mission, spent his century-long life transforming the horrors of war into a powerful message of peace through the art of tea—reminding us why vigilance and sovereignty matter for America’s own security.

As the Pentagon greenlights a massive arms deal with Nigeria amid ongoing insurgency, critical questions arise about the real impact on American security interests and the wisdom of empowering fragile regimes with U.S. weaponry.

As anti-Israel protests flare in Greece, riot police prevent demonstrators from confronting an Israeli cruise ship, exposing a troubling global backlash linked to geopolitical agendas that risk American interests.

A UN commission uncovers widespread sectarian violence by government-affiliated factions in Syria’s coast, highlighting the dangerous consequences of a fractured state amid ongoing civil war.

Israel’s decisive approval of new West Bank settlements reveals the failure of international actors to respect national sovereignty, while exposing risks to American strategic interests in a volatile region.

Israel demands strict security vetting for NGOs delivering aid to Gaza amid Hamas control, while humanitarian groups accuse it of blocking supplies. Who’s really endangering innocent Palestinians?

As temperatures soar nationwide, Americans face not only health risks but also hidden dangers to their essential devices—are regulators doing enough to safeguard our tech in extreme heat?

Five Pakistani police officers killed amid militant assaults highlight ongoing instability that threatens regional security and America’s interests.